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To: Brumar89 who wrote (1071792)	5/31/2018 2:31:55 PM
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The real reason Trey Gowdy just threw Donald Trump under the bus Bill Palmer \| 6:04 pm EDT May 30, 2018 Palmer Report The behavior of Republican Congressman Trey Gowdy thus far in 2018 has been, shall we say, interesting. At the outset he seemed to be trying to help House Intel Committee Chairman Devin Nunes to sabotage the investigation into Donald Trump’s Russia scandal. But just as Nunes was pulling his memo stunt, Gowdy shocked everyone by announcing that he was retiring instead of seeking reelection. Now Gowdy is flat out throwing Trump under the bus in unmistakable fashion. .............. Trey Gowdy just went on Fox News of all places, and announced this: “I am even more convinced that the FBI did exactly what my fellow citizens would want them to do when they got the information they got, and that it has nothing to do with Donald Trump.” Now we know why he wanted to attend the Nunes briefing. He wanted to be able to come out of it and publicly confirm that the FBI hadn’t done anything wrong, and that Trump is full of it. So what is Gowdy really up to? Back when Trey Gowdy announced he was retiring, he admitted that he’s been too hyper-partisan as a politician, and he stated that he wanted to become a judge or prosecutor. That’s the kind of job you only get if you can paint yourself as being reasonable. So we believe that Gowdy is throwing Trump under the bus in an effort at positioning himself as honest and unbiased. He’s seen the evidence, he knows Trump committed treason, he knows it’ll all come out in the end, and he wants to be on the right side of it so he can get a gig in the judicial branch. Of course none of this means Gowdy can be trusted – but he’s clearly betting on Trump going down. palmerreport.com Gowdy will be a vote for impeachment and a President Pence would appoint him.